Crazy Rich Asians poster
Crazy Rich Asians
Max
2018 7.0 Movie

Crazy Rich Asians (2018)

The only thing crazier than love is family.

An American-born Chinese economics professor accompanies her boyfriend to Singapore for his best friend's wedding, only to get thrust into the lives of Asia's rich and famous.

Rent on Plex $2.99 (opens in a new tab) Buy on Prime Video $14.99 (opens in a new tab)

Track it in Binge Boss

Facts about Crazy Rich Asians
TypeMovie
Released15 August 2018
GenreComedy, Romance
DirectorJon M. Chu
StarringConstance Wu, Henry Golding and Michelle Yeoh
Runtime121 min
RatedPG-13
ScoresRotten Tomatoes (average) 7.6/10 · Rotten Tomatoes 91% · Metacritic 74/100 · IMDb 6.9/10 · TMDB users 7.0/10
Box office$239 million worldwide

Where to watch Crazy Rich Asians

Crazy Rich Asians is streaming on Max ($18.49 a month) in the US. If that is the only reason to subscribe, one month of Max is $18.49 at list price.

We check availability daily. Page last updated 28 October 2026. Prices are standard monthly plans and change often, so check with the service before you sign up.

Rent or buy

You can rent Crazy Rich Asians on Apple TV, Prime Video, Google Play, YouTube, Fandango at Home and Spectrum On Demand. It is also for sale on Apple TV, Prime Video, Google Play, YouTube and Fandango at Home.

Where to watch Crazy Rich Asians in 75 other countries
Streaming services and standard monthly prices by country
CountryStreaming on (price a month)
AlbaniaNetflix about
AndorraNetflix , Prime Video
AngolaNetflix about
AustraliaNetflix $20.99 AUD, Prime Video $12.99 AUD, Binge $19.00 AUD, Foxtel, ARD/ZDF, Max $15.99 AUD
BelgiumPrime Video €4.99, Max €10.99
Bosnia & HerzegovinaNetflix about
BrazilGloboplay R$24.90
BulgariaNetflix €5.99
CameroonNetflix about
CanadaNetflix $18.99 CAD, Paramount+
Cape VerdeNetflix about
CroatiaNetflix €5.99
CyprusNetflix €8.99
CzechiaNetflix 259 Kč
Côte d’IvoireNetflix about
DenmarkNetflix 109 kr DKK, Prime Video 69 kr DKK
Equatorial GuineaNetflix about
FijiNetflix about , Max
FinlandNetflix €10.99, Prime Video €6.99
FranceNetflix €14.99, Prime Video €6.99, Max €10.99
French GuianaNetflix , Prime Video
French PolynesiaNetflix about , Prime Video
GhanaNetflix about
GibraltarPrime Video
GreeceNetflix €8.99
GuernseyNetflix, Prime Video
Hong KongNetflix HK$78, Max
HungaryNetflix 3190 Ft
IcelandPrime Video 880 kr ISK
IndiaNetflix ₹199, Prime Video ₹299, Jiohotstar
IndonesiaNetflix Rp65000, Max
IrelandNetflix €11.99, Prime Video €6.99, Max
ItalyNetflix €13.99
JapanNetflix ¥1590 JPY, U-NEXT ¥2189 JPY
KenyaNetflix KSh300
MadagascarNetflix about
MalaysiaNetflix RM33.90, Max
MaliNetflix about
MauritiusNetflix about
MoldovaNetflix about
MonacoNetflix , Prime Video, Max
MontenegroNetflix
MozambiqueNetflix about
NetherlandsPrime Video €4.99
New ZealandNetflix $17.99 NZD, Prime Video $8.99 NZD, Max
NigerNetflix about
NigeriaNetflix ₦4000
North MacedoniaNetflix about
NorwayNetflix 119 kr NOK, Prime Video 79 kr NOK
PakistanNetflix Rs450, Max
Papua New GuineaMax
PhilippinesNetflix ₱279, Max
PolandNetflix 37.00 zł, Prime Video 25.99 zł
PortugalNetflix €8.99
RomaniaNetflix about 32.08 lei
San MarinoNetflix
SenegalNetflix about
SerbiaNetflix about 705 din
SeychellesNetflix about
SingaporeNetflix $15.98 SGD, Max
SlovakiaNetflix €9.49
SloveniaNetflix €5.99
South AfricaNetflix R99 ZAR
South KoreaNetflix ₩13500
SpainNetflix €14.99
SwedenNetflix 129 kr SEK, Prime Video 69 kr SEK
SwitzerlandNetflix CHF14.90
TaiwanNetflix NT$290, Max
TanzaniaNetflix about
ThailandNetflix ฿169, Max
TürkiyeNetflix ₺259.99, Prime Video ₺39.90
UgandaNetflix about
United KingdomNetflix £13.99 GBP, Prime Video £8.99 GBP, Max £9.99 GBP
ZambiaNetflix about
ZimbabweNetflix

Subscription, free and ad-supported services we track; prices where Binge Boss has a price list for the country. "About" marks a price the service bills in another currency, converted at the day's rate. All countries as data.

What kind of watch this is

Crazy Rich Asians is a 2018 romance-comedy directed by Jon M. Chu. It runs 121 minutes, which is enough time to watch a wedding turn into a turf war. Constance Wu and Henry Golding lead the cast, navigating a world where the only thing crazier than love is family. The film leans into its excess, treating the spectacle as the main character. It is a bright, fast-paced look at a world built on old money and older grudges. The glitter is real, even if the stakes are entirely social.

What the critics said

Critics generally warmed to the film, though the numbers tell a slightly different story. Rotten Tomatoes reports a 91% approval rating based on 374 reviews, while Metacritic assigns a 74 out of 100 metascore. Joe Morgenstern of The Wall Street Journal called it "bright, buoyant, and hilarious," highlighting the cast's energy. Ann Hornaday of The Washington Post described it as an "escapist rom-com delight." Karen Ho in Time magazine noted its cultural significance, framing the movie as an uphill battle against superhero audiences. The consensus leans on the performances and the visual spectacle, suggesting the genre still works when it commits to the bit.

How it did with audiences

Against a $30 million production budget, the film took in $239 million worldwide. That gap translates to a $120.8 million net profit, a calculation Deadline Hollywood made by weighing all expenses against revenues. On TMDB, users give it a 7 out of 10. IMDb audiences scored it 6.9/10 as of February 2026.

What came next for the cast

Constance Wu moved from indie dramas to blockbusters like Hustlers. Michelle Yeoh jumped from action franchises to a lead in Everything Everywhere All at Once. Gemma Chan shifted from Transformers to Marvel. The credits list these shifts. They do not prove the film caused them. Sometimes a career just changes lanes.

Where it left its mark

Crazy Rich Asians is often cited as a milestone for Asian representation in Hollywood. It was the first major US release since The Joy Luck Club (1993) to feature an Asian cast. Its success, generating a $230 million profit on a $30 million budget, is said to have paved the way for major studios to center Asian culture and stories. Ke Huy Quan, who quit acting in 2002, credited the film with inspiring his return. He admitted to "serious FOMO" seeing his fellow Asian actors on screen. That comeback led to Everything Everywhere All at Once (2022), starring Michelle Yeoh. Both won Academy Awards.

If you liked this

TMDB's recommendations for people who watched Crazy Rich Asians.

This Little Love of Mine poster
This Little Love of Mine
2021 6.1 Movie
The Wedding Date poster
The Wedding Date
2005 6.8 Movie
What's Love Got to Do with It? poster
What's Love Got to Do with It?
2023 6.1 Movie
Always Be My Maybe poster
Always Be My Maybe
2019 6.6 Movie

Sources

Watch it without paying for the whole year

Binge Boss tracks the movie you are on and tells you which services you need this month, and which you can cancel.

Add Crazy Rich Asians to your list